If you had given me a magic box that I could ask to write programs for me, that generated code that I didn't understand, that sort of worked but might have weird problems, that I could pester with questions about esoteric technical subjects until it gave me reasonable-sounding-but-maybe-wrong answers that were on my level, I would have been delirious with joy. I would have shaken the devil's hand, weeping with gratitude, and leapt face-first into vibe coding with a ferocity you could scarcely imagine. Sure, it's a bit shit, but all of the resources I had access to were shit.
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